1.   He heard about the job through a mutual acquaintance.

2.   He said the company probably will also use the money to cut jobs through a voluntary retirement scheme.

3.   I got the job through an advertisement at the job centre.

4.   She got her first job through an employment agency.

5.   The center exists to help those who have lost their jobs through no fault of their own.

6.   He obtained his first job through the milk round.

7.   In rural areas the poor, many of whom are agricultural workers, are harnessed to their jobs through their housing, under the system of tied cottages.

8.   He pledged that, given a say in government, Fine Gael would shift the bias of society in favour of creating more jobs through tax concessions.

9.   As banks and other financial companies continue to merge, cut costs and adopt new technology, they also continue to chop thousands of jobs through layoffs and attrition.

10.   Because she has received so little training, she has had to learn her new job through trial and error, she said.